Hello badcaps, i'm new to posting however I have been scanning through the forum recently in order to fix my flickering monitor .
My 22' Syncmaster (that I regretfully paid $500 ago 3 years ago) is starting to die out. During cold starts, it flickers madly until it blanks. It would begin to work if I let it sit for a minute or two and let it heat up.. or by unplugging/plugging in the DVI cable until the picture comes up.
This morning it took longer for it to finally give ma a stable picture.. after about an hour of turning the monitor on and off and pulling cables I finally took the time to take the piece of crap apart and check out the capacitors.
Since I don't have a camera with me I borrowed a picture off the forum from someone (username TX1) who had the same problem as me and had posted a picture: http://img256.*************/img256/6537/img2095t.jpg
The caps are listed as followed:
3x 25v 330 uF 105°
2x 25v 820 uF 105°
1x 50v 47 uF 105°
All caps are made by Capxon and while they don't have any battery leaks that I can see.. most of them have a slight bulge on the top so I am planning to replace all of them.
My question is.. this is my first time replacing caps so I want to be looking for the right ones. Do I just have to look for capacitors that match the temp, volt and capacity? Frys electronics has a whole aisle full of capacitors so i'm pretty sure I can find some replacements there..
Thanks hope you guys can help me solve my problem
My 22' Syncmaster (that I regretfully paid $500 ago 3 years ago) is starting to die out. During cold starts, it flickers madly until it blanks. It would begin to work if I let it sit for a minute or two and let it heat up.. or by unplugging/plugging in the DVI cable until the picture comes up.
This morning it took longer for it to finally give ma a stable picture.. after about an hour of turning the monitor on and off and pulling cables I finally took the time to take the piece of crap apart and check out the capacitors.
Since I don't have a camera with me I borrowed a picture off the forum from someone (username TX1) who had the same problem as me and had posted a picture: http://img256.*************/img256/6537/img2095t.jpg
The caps are listed as followed:
3x 25v 330 uF 105°
2x 25v 820 uF 105°
1x 50v 47 uF 105°
All caps are made by Capxon and while they don't have any battery leaks that I can see.. most of them have a slight bulge on the top so I am planning to replace all of them.
My question is.. this is my first time replacing caps so I want to be looking for the right ones. Do I just have to look for capacitors that match the temp, volt and capacity? Frys electronics has a whole aisle full of capacitors so i'm pretty sure I can find some replacements there..
Thanks hope you guys can help me solve my problem
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